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Other Methods For Limiting Bird Mess/ Droppings From Aerials
One thing that happens frequently is that a TV aerial is placed directly above an entrance, a path, or a parked car. This is usually done on a wall. They take up residence on the antenna itself and sabotage everywhere you don’t want them to. The following can be used to limit this.
FAQ
How do I stop birds from perching on my satellite dish?
Can you put bird spikes on a satellite dish?
How do I keep birds off my TV?
Do bird spikes affect TV reception?